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St Agnes 5 miles; Truro 5 miles.
Midway between the sea at St Agnes and the historic city of Truro, the tiny hamlet of Wheal Busy near Chacewater is surrounded by peaceful countryside. Once a thriving tin mine, the reminders of Wheal Busy's industrial heritage are plain to see. All the mine cottages are now lovely homes but several mine buildings still stand among the fields and trees. The magical beachside village of St Agnes is a mere 5 miles away and for those who love riding the waves, the surfing resort of Perranporth is just 2 miles further up the coastal path. 11 miles to the west along this rugged shoreline lies St Ives and the land of Celtic myth and legend that is the Land's End peninsula. For those seeking a gentler day out, the cobbled streets of the cathedral city of Truro, with its shops, theatre, museums and restaurants, are a mere 5 miles away while a little further on is the winding river system of wooded creeks and inlets surrounded by renowned gardens, secluded beaches and pretty waterside villages.
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A modern, well presented semi detached cottage, adjoining the owner’s house in the tiny hamlet of Wheal Busy, near Chacewater, 5 miles from the picturesque coastal village of St Agnes. Tastefully furnished, boasting an open fire, two double bedrooms and a sheltered patio and garden, this charming cottage makes a superb base for exploring all Cornwall has to offer. The beach at St Agnes is a treat, as is the tumbling surf at Perranporth, a little further up the coast. The cobbled streets of Truro are a 15 minute car journey away, while the bright lights of lively Newquay can be reached in half an hour. Tailor made for young families who love to walk, cycle and explore their surroundings, this attractive holiday home is surrounded by lovely countryside and reminders of Cornwall's tin mining heritage.
Three bedrooms: 1 x kingsize double, 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Additional ground floor cloakroom/WC. Fitted kitchen. Dining room with door to patio and garden. Living room with open fire.
Electric heating from storage heaters with additional heat from open fire in living room. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, colour TV, DVD player etc. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot, highchair and stairgates available. Ample off road parking. Enclosed patio and garden with furniture. Storage shed. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 1.5 miles.
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Previous visitors' comments about Sophia Cottage:
This property was ideal for young children. Wonderful garden area. Everything provided for a perfect family holiday.
Mrs Woodward, Romney Marsh, May 2011
Clean, well appointed property - felt like a home from home. Property well maintained with modern furniture and fittings.
Mr Saunders, Stockport, August 2010
We enjoyed the peace and quiet. The location of the property was ideal for our needs, as it was central to quite a few different locations which we wanted to visit. The size of the property was fantastic. As there was six of us we did not feel as though we were on top of each other. The overall experience was very relaxing. We would recommend this property to all our friends and families. We would also not hesitate to book this cottage again. We also found the owners to be very nice and friendly.
Mr & Mrs Houghton, Sheffield, July 2010
The holiday was exceptional for me because of the following points; the very good web site; very friendly booking staff; excellent clean property.
As the owners were in an adjoining property they kept Sofia Cottage in an outstanding condition and were most welcoming. I will be using you again for future UK holidays. Many thanks.
A Houghton
Sheffield
Mr & Mrs Houghton, Sheffield, July 2010